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Dear David,
Many thanks for your long and interesting letter. What a pity, though, that you had to write about what
Jonathan has been up to in it. I must say it seemed to me quite unnecessary. I couldn't of course let
Amanda read it, though she kept asking for days. Rather thoughtless of you, dear, wasn't it, because
naturally the children are interested in your letters.
You didn't tell me, by the way, that _________ a bomb explosion in your office building shortly after
you arrived, but I suppose you didn't want to worry us. Were you in any danger? If things get any
worse you'll just have to come home, and we'll have to manage without all that money.
By the way, as you didn't answer my question about the washing- machine, I have bought a new one.
Fully automatic; and rather expensive but it's super.
I heard about the bomb from Mr. Zapp. A very curious visit, which I must tell you about. He came
round the other evening with the book you wanted. It was the most awkward time. about six just as we
were about to have dinner but I felt that I had to invite him in since he'd taken the trouble to bring your
book round and he looked rather miserable standing in the wet snow outside the front door wearing
waterproof boots and a funny fur hat. He didn't need any persuading - practically knocked me over in
his eagerness to get in the house. I took him into the front room for a quick drink. but it was like an
iceberg - I don't bother to light a fire in there now you're always - so I had to take him into the dining-
room, where the children were just beginning to fight because they were hungry for their dinner. I
asked him if he would mind me serving the children their meal while he finished his drink, hoping this
would give him the idea that he should leave promptly, but he said no, he didn't mind and I should eat
too, and he took off his hat and coat and sat down to watch us. And I mean watch us. His eyes
followed every movement from dish to plate to mouth. It was very embarrassing. The children fell
strangely silent, and I could see that Amanda and Robert were looking at each other and going red in
the face with the effort of trying not to laugh. In the end I had to ask him if he wouldn't like to join us for
the meal.
Love
Rosemary
2. “ It must say it seemed to me quite unnecessary”. Which word cannot be used as in the bold-faced
word?
A) tidy
B) happy
C) appropriate
D) ripe
3. Which word below can be used in the same way as “Many thanks for your long and interesting
letter”
a) Money (INCONTÁVEL)
b) Information (INCONTÁVEL)
c) Work (INCONTÁVEL)
d) Job (CONTÁVEL)
4. “You didn't tell me, by the way, that _________ a bomb explosion in your office building shortly after
you arrived”. Which term can fill in the gap above?
A) there is
B) there are
C) there were(outras pessoas)
D) there was(3 p singular)
A) There was a bomb in his office that could change their lives if it had exploded.
B) David not telling Rose about the bomb.
C) How their lives would change without that Money.
D) Her desire to have David home with the children.
A) an adjective
B) a noun
C) a verb
D) an adverb.
A) She wanted to have his company since he is one of his husband’s friends.
B) he insisted on getting into the house to watch them eating.
C) In addition to having him there because of the book Jonathan wanted, he looked awful outside in
the snow.
D) She was embarassed in not inviting him after having him going there to give them the book
9. The road will certainly bring _______ work and help ______ people
A) cheer
B) cheerfuller
C) in cheerful
D) cheerfully
A) ø– the
B) the – ø
C) the - the
D) a – an
12. Gary was ill ____ last week, so he didn’t go to ____ work.
A) ø - ø
B) the – the
C) ø – the
D) the – ø
13. I was hungry when I got home, but __________ anything to eat.
14. ______ three kilometres from our house to the city centre.
A) It’s
B) It has
C) There is
D) There are
A) Is there
B) Is it
C) Is
D) Are you
A) Who is (pessoa)
B) What is
C) Which is (escolha)
D) Who has
A) What
B) Who
C) Which(escolha)
D) Which one
A) his
B) its
C) it’s
D) their
A) mine
B) my
C) me
D) myself
A) us
B) our
C) ours
D) ourselves
22. Kate and Helen are good friends. They know _______ well.
A) theirselves
B) themselves
C) each other
D) them
A) I dentist.
B) I’m a dentist (Profissão antecedida de artigo, no singular)
C) I’m dentist
D) I do dentist
A) Hotel
B) A hotel
C) An hotel
D) The hotel
A) end of street
B) end of the street
C) the end of the street
D) the end of street
28. What did you have for _______________?
A) the breakfast
B) breakfast
C) a breakfast
D) some breakfast
A) the meat (The= usado para citar algo anteriormente dito, lugares, específico,algo
único,classes,instrumento musicais,lugares interessantes=o)
B) some meat
C) a meat
D) meat
30. Is there a bank near here? ‘Yes, there’s __________ at the end of this street.’
A) some
B) it
C) one
D) a one
A) No
B) No one (Ninguém)
C) any
D) none (nada)
A) Nothing(Nada) afirmativa
B) Nobody (Ninguém)
C) Anything(Nada)negativa, (alguma coisa= interrogativa), (qualquer coisa afirmativa)
D) Not anything
A) all evening(total)(contável)
B) all evenings(total)(contável)
C) every evenings (frequência)(incontável)
D) every evening(frequência)(incontável)
A) much (Incontável=Muito)=Formal
B) many (Contável=Muitos)=Formal
C) lot of
D) much of
A) a little (Incontável=algum)
B) a few (Contável=alguns)
C) few (Contável=pouco)
D) little (Contável=pouco)
A) popular as
B) popular than
C) as popular than (than= usado para adjetivo de superioridade/inferioridade ex:more/less
poupular than= mais/menos popular do que)
D) as popular as (tão poupular quanto)
A) enough money
B) money enough (Subst/Adjetivo + Enought(Suficiente/Bastante))
C) enough of money
D) any money